Your VCR responds to NEC2:128.123 (repeating NEC protocol device 128 sub-device 123). Power toggle is command or function 19.
Here are some other commands that I am fairly certain that your device will respond to. The gaps in the numbers will likely have other commands with similar functions (16, 17, 20 would be my first guesses for a discrete power command):
CMD Function 000 num 0 001 num 1 002 num 2 003 num 3 004 num 4 005 num 5 006 num 6 007 num 7 008 num 8 009 num 9 010 channel up 011 channel down
013 timer 015 channel >100
018 tv/vcr 019 power
021 record 022 play 023 stop 024 fast fwd 025 rewind 026 pause
030 tape speed 041 minute advance 042 hour advance 065 up arrow 066 down arrow 067 Arrow RIGHT(Alt) 068 Arrow LEFT(Alt) 069 enter 074 channel 075 counter memory 076 counter 078 eject 080 menu 086 program guide 103 Arrow RIGHT 104 Arrow LEFT 239 input toggle
The best Hex Generator for this is probably John Fine's MakeHex that is in files under utilities.
Once you download it open the NEC2.irp file below: *************************************************** Device=5.5 Function=0..255
Protocol=NEC2 'Like NEC, but repeats entire pattern Frequency=38000 Time Base=564 One=1,-3 Zero=1,-1 Prefix=8,-8 Suffix=1,-84 *************************************************
Change it to Device=128.123
and Change F= to the range of commands or functions that you want it to generate. It is probably set as below to the default that will give all 256.
F=0..255
(F=20..20 will just give command 20)
In windows explorer Drag the edited NEC2.irp and drop it on MakeHex.exe and you get a text file NEC2.txt with your commands.
HTH & GL,
Jon
This message was edited by jarmstrong on 07/01/02 14:53.39.
